Bungie may reveal more about Marathon next week. Reports from an insider claim that Bungie’s new Marathon title could get some kind of reveal next week. Originally announced in 2023, the next Marathon game from Bungie will be a multiplayer reboot with live service elements, and fans of the franchise have been eagerly awaiting more information about the title. The original Marathon trilogy was released […]
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A new job listing from Bungie suggests that its upcoming Marathon revival will include seasonal in-game events, similar to those in Destiny 2. Players will assume the roles of “Runners” on a lost planet. More details on the game’s mechanics and possible pre-orders are expected soon, hinting at a 2025 launch.
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Bungie’s upcoming Marathon reboot saw a change in leadership as Christopher Barrett was replaced by Joe Ziegler. Barrett’s departure followed allegations of inappropriate workplace behavior and subsequent investigation. This development occurred amidst turmoil at Bungie, marked by layoffs, tensions with Sony, and challenges with Destiny 2. The highly anticipated game is also reportedly delayed to 2025.
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Bungie and Aleph One re-released Marathon Infinity on Steam for free, the third entry in the classic Marathon series. It features optional widescreen HUD support, 3D filtering, and 60+ FPS interpolation. Players can also enjoy full Steam Workshop support for modding. Bungie’s revival of Marathon as a multiplayer extraction shooter has sparked mixed reactions.
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Bungie’s upcoming game, Marathon, is reportedly facing production challenges, with doubts about meeting the 2025 release target. Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier expressed pessimism, citing internal struggles at Bungie. The game’s fate remains uncertain amid recent layoffs, and its transition from a narrative-driven series to a PvP extraction shooter adds to the community’s skepticism.
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Sony’s big multiplayer pivot stalls despite strong PS5 sales Sony was betting big on turning PlayStation into a live-service juggernaut, but it sounds like the platforms shift into online multiplayer games hasn’t been anywhere near as quick or smooth as it once hoped. Unlike originally planned, Sony president Hiroki Totoki told investors six of the company’s […]
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